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6 power substations hit in Russian strikes across Ukraine’s 4 regions

Russia targets Ukraine’s power infrastructure Russia struck six large electricity substations across four central regions of Ukraine, Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi said on Wednesday, as the second day of peace talks between Ukraine, Russia and the United States began in Abu Dhabi.Koretskyi said Russian forces had also targeted railway infrastructure in eastern and central Ukraine,…

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Insurer rejected Rs 30 lakh accidental death claim citing alcohol consumption; consumer commission finds medical record discrepancies and upholds payout with 9% interest and Rs 75,000 as compensation

The family contested the insurer’s decision before the District Consumer Commission, Vellore. (Image for representative purpose only) Insurance payouts can sometimes be tricky if the insurer denies claims. In one such case, a pensioner died following a road accident and his wife and two daughters turned to the accidental death insurance cover associated with his…

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Arshdeep Singh’s first message after joining Mumbai Indians – WATCH | Cricket News

Arshdeep Singh (BCCI Photo) NEW DELHI: Mumbai Indians have welcomed Arshdeep Singh after completing a major player trade with Punjab Kings ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2027 season.The five-time champions have signed the left-arm fast bowler in exchange for their captain Hardik Pandya, who will now play for Punjab Kings.Arshdeep shared his first…

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‘He surely knew all about it’: Chris Broad takes aim at Darren Lehmann as Sandpapergate row erupts again | Cricket News

Darren Lehmann (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images) Former England cricketer and match referee Chris Broad has launched a scathing attack on former Australia head coach Darren Lehmann over the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, questioning how he could have been unaware of the incident and arguing that he escaped accountability.Broad’s comments come amid fresh revelations by former…

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A year after Canada culled more than 300 ostriches on a British Columbia farm over bird flu, the owners are suing, claiming 37 birds are unaccounted for and 1,200 eggs were seized and never returned or paid for

Ostriches are flightless birds, but a question that has now resurfaced is: where did they fly off to? As reported by CBC News, in British Columbia, Canada, a dispute that began with an outbreak of bird flu on an ostrich farm has now found its way into another courtroom, almost a year after hundreds of…

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Mbbs Admissions: NMC warns students against fake medical colleges, asks MBBS aspirants to verify approval before admission

The National Medical Commission has issued an advisory urging students and parents to verify medical colleges’ regulatory approval, sanctioned seats and admission permissions before paying fees. The National Medical Commission (NMC) has cautioned students and parents against seeking admission to medical colleges without verifying their regulatory recognition and approval status. In an advisory issued on…

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‘I am not present on Facebook or X’: Rohit Shetty warns fans about fake social media accounts; says Instagram is his only official platform | Hindi Movie News

Bollywood filmmaker Rohit Shetty has asked social media users to be cautious about accounts operating under his name after an unauthorised post began circulating online. The post actually appeared on Facebook as a reaction to comedian Gaurav Gupta‘s recent roast of ‘Bigg Boss 20’ contestants Scout OP and Love Gill. It was falsely presented as…

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Indian doctors are often mocked for saying ‘gastroenterologist’ differently; linguistics explains why they aren’t wrong

Medical English Across Accents (AI-Generated) Indian doctors have been mocked for decades over the way they say their own specialties. The linguistics says the mockery has it backwards. Somewhere in an American hospital this morning, an Indian doctor is being corrected on the pronunciation of her own specialty. Slowly. The way you’d correct a child….

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Lucky Number and Colour Today, November 11, 2026: Jyeshtha Moon Meets Bhai Dooj Warmth—Protect Family Ties Over Small Ego Issues

Venus retrograde returns to Virgo on November 6, 2026, bringing relationships, personal values and spending habits into focus. Read what the day may hold for all 12 zodiac signs on Dhanteras. (AI Image) Bhai Dooj falls today, and with the Moon in Jyeshtha Nakshatra, family loyalty is in focus. Jyeshtha is linked with elder siblings…

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Mumbai to get 5 new air quality monitoring stations at Rs 17.5 crore in BMC gardens; check locations | Mumbai News

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation plans to set up five additional air quality monitoring stations across Mumbai (Representative image) MUMBAI: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will set up five additional continuous ambient air quality monitoring stations (CAQMS) across Mumbai at a cost of Rs 17.50 crore.The five monitoring stations will be set up at CD Deshmukh Garden…

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‘I am not present on Facebook or X’: Rohit Shetty warns fans about fake social media accounts; says Instagram is his only official platform | Hindi Movie News
A year after Canada culled more than 300 ostriches on a British Columbia farm over bird flu, the owners are suing, claiming 37 birds are unaccounted for and 1,200 eggs were seized and never returned or paid for
In 2009, researchers found a fossilised leg bone inside Liang Bua cave on Indonesia’s Flores Island; seventeen years later, they realised it belonged to a completely new, extinct species of ground-dwelling bird
Look to the southeast before sunrise on 15 and 16 November and you can see Mars and Jupiter sitting about 1.2 degrees apart, close enough to spot with the naked eye, no telescope or binoculars are needed
Frogs in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest crashed between 1979 and 1982 and no one knew why; nearly 50 years later, scientists tested over 370 preserved museum frogs and found a killer fungus that was absent before 1979

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